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Stephen Hawking: man, icon and myth

The most famous living scientist is portrayed as an archetypal lone genius. Could this be harming science, asks Hélène Mialet in Hawking Incorporated

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Cyborg makes art using seventh sense

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The strange world of sleep

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Space fuel crisis: NASA confronts the plutonium pinch

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Space fuel crisis: NASA confronts the plutonium pinch

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Software reveals the most influential Victorian novelists

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Software reveals the most influential Victorian novelists

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Iran Space Agency to launch a monkey into space

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Iran Space Agency to launch a monkey into space

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How to measure consciousness

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Japan could become second biggest solar power nation

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Japan could become second biggest solar power nation

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Did black holes shape the evolution of the universe?

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Surveying North America's Arctic shores

In On the Edge, Roger McCoy charts the centuries-long – and often pig-headed – struggle to map the shores of the North American Arctic

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Health

Light-activated brain cells boost monkey skills

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The simple cells that came before everything

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Life

Chimps catch yawns from dominant males

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Should we just let the Mississippi flood?

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